Medieval Manuscripts Provenance
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Addenda and Corrigenda
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McCarthy Catalogue vol. I (Italian and Byzantine Illuminations)
McCarthy Catalogue vol. II (Spanish, English, Flemish, and Germanic Illuminations)
McCarthy Catalogue vol. III (French Illuminations)
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Membra disiecta
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The "Whitby" Psalter
Psalter with 'Aves' (Ege HL116)
The Minor Initials of the Murano Gradual
The St Albans Bible
The Pontigny Copy of Florus of Lyon and Didymus the Blind
Otto Ege's 12th-Century Italian Lectionary (HL 3)
Giordano Ruffo, De medicina equorum
The Hours of Renée de Bouchey
The Hours of M. de Vibrais
The Courtanvaux-Elmhirst Hours
Leaves and Cuttings from the Hastière Bible
Cuttings from a Cistercian Gradual
The Burckhardt-Wildt Apocalypse
The Strozzi-Jarman Book of Hours
The Goodspeed Bible
Leaves from a Cistercian Nunnery's Gradual
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Dispersed collections
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Gillyatt Sumner MSS
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Saturday, 24 October 2015
An Unrecognised York Breviary in New York
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Earlier this year I catalogued a Missal of the Use of York, one of only a dozen known to survive, with an interesting provenance, owned by s...
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Saturday, 17 October 2015
The Litany of the Psalter and Passion Sequences Written by Pietro Ursuleo
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I have written a few times before about an interesting manuscript written by the scribe Pietro Ursuleo. Today I found a reproduction of a l...
Thursday, 15 October 2015
Erik Drigsdahl's site, chd.dk
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Over the past several weeks some people have contacted me to ask about Erik's site, www.chd.dk , which seems to be down again. I...
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Friday, 2 October 2015
Evidence of Another Pair of Medieval Reading-Glasses, in Brooklyn
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On a recent visit to New York I looked at some of the manuscripts at the Brooklyn Museum. Among the more interesting ones is MS 19.74, with ...
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Tuesday, 18 August 2015
A 12th-century Cistercian Missal Formerly Owned by Otto Ege
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Leaves from one of the manuscripts dispersed by Otto Ege which are most easily recognised are from a Cistercian Missal, long thought to be F...
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Saturday, 8 August 2015
The Duprat Bible [Part II]
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The previous post left the Duprat Bible in the 1724 catalogue of the Château d'Anet. Whoever bought the Bible divided each volume int...
Saturday, 1 August 2015
The Duprat Bible [Part I]
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The so-called "du Prat atelier" of 13th-century Parisian illuminators was named by Robert Branner after a luxurious large (c.440×3...
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